Bash: Concatenate Strings Easily with Our Simple Guide
As we have iterated countless times in our previous Bash guides, Bash is a very powerful shell...
Linux Shell Scripting part-1: Starting with Linux Shell Scripting
Dear Unixmen Community, We are pleased to announce shell scripting series for our valued readers, who may not have a sound understanding of Shell...
Google Chrome on Linux: Installation and User Guide
Are you looking to install Google Chrome on your Linux system? This article guide will walk you through everything you need to know about...
How to Change a Git Commit Message
What is a Git Commit Message
Once you get deep into programming and software...
Bash Shebang: Using Script Interpreters
The shebang, also known as 'hashbang' or pound-bang, is a crucial element in Unix-like operating systems, including...
A Simple Bash Script to display your CPU Temperature and Battery...
This article is primarily aimed at those who are newer to shell scripting. I go into depth to hopefully show beginners a practical use...
How to Fix SSH Connection Refused Error
Are you encountering the frustrating "Connection refused" error when trying to connect via SSH? This comprehensive guide will help you identify and fix SSH...
Git Amend Commit Message: Fixing Your Last Commit
Have you ever made a typo or written a completely wrong message on your last commit? Well...
Bash Comments: Enhance Script Readability
Comments are an essential aspect of writing clean, maintainable, and understandable bash scripts. They provide valuable insights...
Top 10 alternative to Notepad++ in Linux
Introduction
No doubt that notepad ++ is a fabulous application for programming and general text editing, it's os one of the best known text editor....
How to Fix ‘apt-get command not found’ Error
Have you encountered the frustrating "apt-get command not found" error? This article will help you understand why this error occurs and how to fix...
LS Command: How to List Files in Unix Systems
What is the LS Command?
If you occasionally use Linux and Unix based operating...
DD Command in Linux
The dd command is a powerful and versatile utility in Unix-like operating systems, including Linux. Often referred...
Linux Shell Scripting part-2: Message Displaying, User Variables and Environment Variables
In our last post on Shell Scripting, Starting with Linux Shell Scripting you have seen how to start with shell scripts.
Shell scripts may or...
SED Replace: How to Manipulate Text in Unix
So, what is SED Replace?
SED stands for Stream Editor. This is a powerful...
Bash Functions in Shell Scripts
Functions are a powerful feature in bash scripting that allow you to encapsulate and reuse code. By...
How to List Installed Packages on Ubuntu Linux
How to List Installed Packages on Ubuntu Linux
If your preferred Linux distribution...
VI Save and Exit: Essential Commands in Unix’s Text Editor
What is VI?
VI, short for "Visual Interface," is a powerful text editor that...
